Matthew Quinn

New Zealand

Full name Matthew Richard Quinn

Born February 28, 1993, Auckland

Current age 26 years 291 days

Major teams Auckland, Auckland Under-19s, Essex, Essex 2nd XI, New Zealand Under-19s

Batting style Right-hand bat

Bowling style Right-arm medium-fast

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	50	4s	6s	Ct
First-class	34	44	11	347	50	10.51	742	46.76	1	49	6	7
List A	34	19	11	128	36	16.00	175	73.14	0	17	3	4
T20s	57	11	9	28	8*	14.00	26	107.69	0	2	1	11

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10
First-class	34	65	6438	3559	120	7/76	11/163	29.65	3.31	53.6	8	1	1
List A	34	34	1714	1682	46	4/71	4/71	36.56	5.88	37.2	1	0	0
T20s	57	55	1115	1666	60	4/20	4/20	27.76	8.96	18.5	2	0	0

Career statistics

First-class debut	Auckland v Central Districts at Auckland, Jan 30-Feb 2, 2013 scorecard
Last First-class	Warwickshire v Essex at Chelmsford, Jul 13-16, 2019 scorecard
List A debut	Canterbury v Auckland at Christchurch, Feb 26, 2013 scorecard
Last List A	Somerset v Essex at Taunton, Apr 26, 2019 scorecard
T20s debut	Auckland v Northern Districts at Auckland, Dec 26, 2012 scorecard
Last T20s	Essex v Hampshire at Chelmsford, Aug 1, 2019 scorecard

Recent matches

Bat & Bowl	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
1, 0/29	Essex	v Hampshire	Chelmsford	1 Aug 2019	T20
0/15	Essex 2nd XI	v Surr 2nd XI	Chelmsford	29 Jul 2019	Other T20
2/40	Essex	v Kent	Canterbury	26 Jul 2019	T20
0*, 0/36	Essex 2nd XI	v Smrst 2nd XI	Taunton	22 Jul 2019	Other T20
3/34	Essex	v Surrey	Chelmsford	19 Jul 2019	T20
1/20	Essex	v Middlesex	Lord's	18 Jul 2019	T20
4*, 1/33, 9, 1/43	Essex	v Warwickshire	Chelmsford	13 Jul 2019	FC
1/37, 2/21	Essex 2nd XI	v Surr 2nd XI	Billericay	8 Jul 2019	Other
0/28	Essex 2nd XI	v Sussx 2nd XI	Billericay	27 Jun 2019	Other T20
0/30	Essex 2nd XI	v Sussx 2nd XI	Billericay	27 Jun 2019	Other T20

Profile

Tall and able to extract awkward bounce, Matt Quinn was New Zealand's leading wicket-taker at the 2012 U19 World Cup. He made his first-class debut for Auckland and represented New Zealand A before taking advantage of a British passport and moving to England to play for Essex, where he was part of the squads that won the Championship in 2017 and a first-class and T20 double in 2019 - though regular injuries checked his ability to hold down a place in the side.

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